Chanter for a set of Highland bagpipes belonged to Pipe Major Andrew McKintosh, 2nd Battalion Scots Guards
by R.G. Lawrie, Glasgow, 20th century

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Chanter for the Highland bagpipe
by Peter Henderson, Glasgow, late 19th century

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Chanter from a set of two-drone Highland bagpipes
attributed to Robert Glen, Edinburgh

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Charm (copy)

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Charmstone
found at Stonehaven, Kincardineshire

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Cheese dish & stand
made at Prestonpans, East Lothian

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Clinometer
Probably made in Glasgow

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Coloured print of the raising of the Gordon Highlanders
After the painting by W. Skeoch Cumming

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Coloured wooden wool holder
From Mauchline, Ayrshire

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Copy book

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Curling broom

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Curling stone

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Curling stone

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Cutter or toothed bit for putting combing on Highland bagpipe drones and stocks
from the Glen and Ross Collection

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Demonstration apparatus, known as Barkers mill

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Demonstration apparatus, known as intermittent fountain
probably made in France

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